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The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01

In the Spring of 1866, ON flood tide
of the Ohio there 1oated down to
Greenville, then mere landing on the
Mississippi, a young man from Rising
ASun, Indiana, whose destiny II was to
3cast his lot in the little hamlet, and to
become one ofits most useful and enter
prising citizens. That same town of
Rising Sun has sent many a good and
useful man to the Southern states to
help build up its prosperity, but never
a better, more cntorprising, more thor
oughly honorable gentleman than II. Il.
Wethcrbee, whose hardware store is
one of the most prominent business
places in this booming city Common
cling here as timer in 1866, in shanty
upon lot which the river swallowed
long ago, Iii Wetherbce hammered out
tin cups and coffee pots, keeping an
eve to the future and thinking il big
stroke of luck when he received the
first order for tin roof. About 1870
he began to enlarge bis business, eau
tiously investing in little stock OF
hardware, and trembling lest the eN-
pertinent and the stock remain unsold.
But the town grew, buildings multi
piled, people poured in and his success
was assured.
lie passed dvictoriously through panic,
fire and pcstilence, increasing his busi-
ness to meet the growing demand, until
he became the proprietor of one of the
largest hardware houses in the South
and to-day has in his stock variety
from which planters, mill men, builders
and householders can be supplied with
every article that they can possibly
nred. Two large warehouses are nee
eaaary for the storage ofhis heavy goods
castings, agricultural implements, etc.
kwllile his sales store Is filled to the root
FWisli usoflI and necessary articles in the
INT Of housekeeping and builders
I.peda, hi,nps Gxturea, erockcry and
glassware.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01
GEO. ARNOLD, L co.

Among our advertisers is the above
named firm, one familiar to our readers
Throughout the Delta. Ii IS one Of the
solid and reliable houses of Front street
Memphis, which is the chief supply
source of great sections of Mississippi
and Arkansaw. Its senior member.
Geo. Arnold, has for years been more
noted as a Leyee and rail road contrae-
tor than as the active director of the
House he founded more than % years
ago. This is more Immediately under
the management of Mr.. W. A. Ever
man; whose rare business capacity and
energy were secured TO the firm in
1884. He was one of Greenville's
original merchants though at tho time
he entered into partnership with Ar
mold Il Co. he had been Secretary and
Treasurer of the District Leveo Board
TOT elght years. Ills thorough acqualn-
tance and the marked confidence in
which he is held in the Leyee District
has enabled him TO add largely to the
trade Of his house from the District
counties and Greenville.
While citizen with us Mr.. Evcrman
was ever noted for his enterprise and
public spirit; one whose counsel was
always sought in times of public emer-
genccs. Tire same qualities which won
for him esteem and respect in his old
home are rapidly conveying HIM to the
front among the leading men of Mem
phis. The reputation and distinction
he is winning is and win continue a
matter of qualification and pride with
his old associates.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01
OTR LUMBER INTERESTS.

The great advantages which the
peculiar situation of Greenville gives to
it over almost any other town within a
radius of a hundred miles, is at once
apparent to any one who win study its
surroundings. Within easy floating dis
tance of the creeks of Arkansas, and
OF the White, st. Francis and Arkansas
rivers, from which the great bulk of
the timber supply is derived, it is no
wonder that il should attract the at
tention of min men as a most conyen-
lent place to erect large and complete
establishments for the manufacture of
humber.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01

With various smaller losses the total
foots up 1921 $50. insurance Sllz700,
Y This was a great blow to the town.
But there was only one thought animat-
ing al aud that was to rebuild, In brick
and 10 work TO get back what was lost.
Some never recovered, but the most
made headway and surmounted their
difficulties. There was scramble for
the fow unburned houses for temporary
occupancy. Goldsmith opened in Caf-
falls shoe shop, Pohl got barber shop,
Snowberger an ice cream room, Vile
ainski stable, many occupied, as
stores, residences. Everything after the
fire was active and brisk. A number of
lots changed hands at fancy prices !;
which have scarcely been exceeded III
the present boom. BY reference to the
TIMES of Sept. IL, 1874, we find that
one lot on Mulberry street 40 feet front,
sold for $4,000, and others on the same
street in proportion We gave some
mighty poor advice on that occasion !;
I as will be seen by the following quoted
paragraph; There is no reason why
the west side of Mulberry street should
not be rebuilt in brick. As to the
caving, there is nothing more uncertain
than the action of the River. Judging
from It's effect on the river bank in the
past nine years, it presents very rss
mote danger to Mulberry street.
Within this time the bank has moved
east but 1876 feet. II Is now 720 feet
from Mulberry, or near twice the dis
tance cayed in nine years and at what
is considered an unusual rapidity."
The logic of this was that II would
be 1s years before Mulberry street
would be endangered. Its site had in
fact been entirely occupied by tho river
in IL years.
After the fire a stringent building
ordinance was adopted under which a
brick built town took the place of the
frame structures on the business streets
, Prior to that event there was but one
brick house in town; the present Bank
of Grcenville which was built early il
1874 for bank by Worthington Buck
ncr &Co.
The next event prominent in Green
viIlc's brief past was the yellow fcyc
scourge in 1878 which was shared il
common with the river towns. Owe
! two hundred of the white population
one hundred of the colored, and thre
! chinamen were buried from Aug. 2
to Nov. 18th following. We copy fri
. a current number Of the TIMES:
4 aDuring this period death has invad
a ed every family that remained aud u
: terly exterminaEedsome The pestilenc
: bound 10 it service the entire commit
q mity aud suppressed all eelnmerc5 an
J business. The labor and sight Of Il
! workings Of death inspired and diree'
{ od tie IsonftY aHzI dailT lie and though
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01

"All the witnesses in this case
may consider themselves discharg.
ed till further notice. called out
the court crier. "Be gob," said an
Irlshman, who had given tosti
mony, sam it's just loike my luck
| never could kape a pleasant
agreeable job more nor n day oil
two.n-Washngton Critic.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01

81 see you have a rod, line, plen-
ty of flies, a basket and a landing
net but where's your reel, young
man ~ said the guide sorting over
the traps. "Oh, wo'll get that after
drinking up the bait."--Life.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1887-10-01

"Well," said an old tramp, wiplng
tho persplration from his brow
with the back of his hand, 81 wish
somebody would explain why 80
much water comes out of my pores.
| never absorb any.n--Norristown
Herald.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

The climax seems 70 be reached or this
day. The whole interior Of the smpithea-
tre is Transformed. Nomans hand was
seen IN the es,La touches. gith fags and
ferns and flowers. For God and Eome
and Native Lan6, stood out IN bas relief
in the centre over ibe platform, under
which was icstooned .he s,ars end s.rii &.
At the left was a large rustic easel ia aroor-
vitm supporting ga artistic design with The
world renowned cabal.E'ic Characters "
c. T. l., IN PLAGUE IL moss. the whole
SET in frame or sl5or-Yit.e. On the ion
Of the centre a bank Of ferns some four feet
high. draped from Underneath wltt the
grand old lag. while golden r0d. end water
lilies decorated tie Aar1 and ate cross
leaflets were tackled up the posts = hai Old
sgbil "SoiougDer Truth" wnen she dwflt
81 The assb ssid. "lf one w1rnan could All
aiore iUTn the word uDsiee down. al these
women ought - toru ii u1lt SIDE Up.
Wa they began ihe day with
p~aYer-nlct .iEy. ana introduced on
Tie plalgIgl q. lie A7st lec Qfef.
Mick.gsn wouau. Rev. Anna
Shaw. M -. now oi b0stcn. Michigan
has raised a. q grand army oi women "a
the dlnarenf departments - cburch tefD-
!sranes ard e3acaEonal work. eaa Afs.
Ssav Ho8prs tie State vbleb sends her
lorts. NetBoJists fencmber uov till iast
GsaerGl Conference debated ovs- tbe Ordi-
ueti6n 81 men. a. this one stood ASKING
for j tlif as o8 gci 20 receive ii else here.
she was listened - Yith much interest
tbrcuzhont Among her iriFoa uc3orv
words asre. haaus been unpopnlsr I'll
hcr lite che IS vili8g - champion khe
mcsf unpopular s31c of the oassfsyn lie
f-s1chise for women We hsfs 81 uue1 in
oar ears e.l oaT lives that tne cfswn ~
woman is motherhood. h1t ! EsIl 81 ssV
tbe hieLtsf C9oHr r. woman hcoi. The
nisst8zc ve make IN reference - govern
meut IS taat there afe eEr $40 Kinds -
work in lt. ~teu there are fhref. Iu ihe
one czss there is wors waiea rel csu d.
and women can not 90. So lae Der. tbaf
which women cen 30 1'fn esl not hat
there IS aiso wu-k when iaeT can -
n1ileat7 better
Forster 81 sLs h ay sskea
bsl re w0alsn a-if te4 tas 1se7
what t}er one ~ DO fat
We bs3 listened n 80 years to them.
NoV. sbs said p'esaineiy. - 1s bezi1 70
e.. voc ~hsf you oaglt - ID.
fr5s naads fs 70 ioos sffsr The irternsi
governs sFts ve csn % t ~ ter thzu you.
re ss1as ~ tI3s ns-i 7n. she srEue1 -srae
flashes s5ggt ihs % ~ tcz fs'tgwe1 when
she s51e1. Teus1 ere Proverbs srFsi e asrs
su6 ziren the a5i5 box sae SAL srrstch
rrf every r1an name wkcse fharenfer fs
! irauure WeI1en sre more mora. ore
( fer1r,srsae fHare ercannl esi tAEr uea
k-ox r-e7 eek 81 8 vc1rsns @enFfof Srd
/ rsr rslaersfsr1 fh.s set s1o viII e. ont
/ srd bsos o.sin srr Ee t9oazh ~ .scarsts a
fsf VIZ aa ers for reer. Thsa vnra e.
srs more tsisz s1s. saS haze rcofs ksnsrsi
II - .rence-
some sxnsrs snes wi-b lov Iffe = Pos On
~ss give1. eze csse "a chi "a fTfax 81 sc1rv
I q del1rl1rn r~eraens a. SIX fson1s s. aqt
A re-ftne b. RS gwen TIE ksssse 1ss "a
Te~'sIaf8rs 50rsani0z tine on uhss8 8er
Sss sas1 - csuoht vfh q hnos or
se1s sn6 vhsf Isnxh Io5sters
shsA hsps stsssns5 ssfsrs hey srs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
A TERRIBLE STORM
STRIKES AN OIL TANK
A snan CJci0ne at franklin Ps.-sesersi
Men Fatally Inlaret-Two nsiL
roads biosksd by
the fire.

FR.SELlS, Pa. Aug GA terrible storm
amounting almos. u a cyclone, passed oYe
this city lSst night. doing vast amount Of
damage. The western part Of the city was
inundated A tanx OF oil, containing 10 =
O00 barrels belonging 10 the Eclipse Oh
Company, was lired oy flash Of lightning
and Tor time threai ene3 the destruction
Of the entire OIL works, the largest ia the
world The burnit oil formed a pool
against the tracks OF the New York. Penn
syivania * Ohio snd the Lake Shore R4ii-
road track, delaying al .r>ins The loss by
ire will reach s.. .UCO.
Hugh Porter. q fireman, was acciden ally
hi: on the head with a hose wrench and
fatally njlred. Michael kinner and sew
eral Others were seriously injured. James
Csnheid and John King were fatally burned.
The ire was gotten under control al =
Q clock this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
AT WHITE LAKE.
Forest Fires on - shits River-An EzplaEe.
Lon ahnul lha Eerrz Rnaf

Forest Fires on ~ bite River-An EzplsEe-
tlon About the Ferry Boat.
Correspondence ofthe TELEgRAM HERALD.
WHITEHALL, Mich, Aug 5.-The weather
is dry and hot and everything is drying up
Fores. fires burning ap White river FL the
air with smoke.-There ore quite mum
Der OF strangers camping st the re
sort az the foot Of the lake: great
many from Grand Rapids and Chicsgo.-
The new boat A. d. Haywood, owned by
parties at this place. caught ire in Chicago
River yesterday afternoon burning the
after cabin and damaging the boat 20 the
extent OF about 5000. Herman Fisher,
one of The hands on the boat. while work
Ing in the mold with a lamp, fell with the
set the oil on fire, burning nm 50 badly
that ne had 10 be removed 10 a hospital.
The ferry boat Csyuga makes regular
trips TO the Summer resort from White
hall. Leaves Whitehall ~ o a. m. and
4 p. M. The last trip is at in the evening
for the resort. leaving the Tesor. IN the
morning to make connections with the
morning train. Saturday evening the Ooat
waits for the mail for those camping al the
resort, Saturday evening being the only
evening that the msii is distributed AT
Whitehall and Montague. WAITING for the
mail 20 accommodate thee camping al the
resort makes the boat lg~s sometimes an
hour. Persons waiting Tor the boat 10 20
70 the resorts Saturday evening not under
standing the arrangement complain that
the boat does not accommodate the
peODle
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

PrTsBUEG. Aug 6.--In q suit OF the Lax
Law and Order Society AGAINST 8 number Of
druggists for selling soda weser on Sunday.
Judge Colner this afternoon affirmed the
convictions Of the defendants. on the
ground that the gale Of soda Hster vas not
sn overDoversng necessity and that it was
not sold as meGic.rs but as beverage.
The defendants claimed that soda water
was necessity and eBceavased 20 prove 5v
TIE testimony OF sevefsl physicians that Il
was 4 ne iicine.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Pirates len for their esmp On that delight
III sue4m- Coz lEichsoDs q
Louisville. i tie Co.1misSsry With
oaEa L. Mason IS disRzxsing agent II
lne ton or more Of supplies sent Up 10 can ?
l discovered three leaves Of bread and =
ham-the remainder Was IA liquid forla'
The pirates viii fare well eaoagb bat
Heaven help tie poor I8dian goid-s
understand, howeves. that General FTirk
Insisted, Al the last masnsnt tat two pounds
Of crackers should Be added to the stores
this was, believe. TIE saggestion OF Mrs
Frink.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
PEOPLE At PLAAE'S
ENJOYING uFe Al NAcNNAc IsLe-
a fsraasE Cr@ad taplNsu " rtter ol Pes
f,le, fie@sure. ltcnies Aa1 f'ess an-
eex-A L.tsls tniass ~ t<seu
Nbers ColnfoIi CrCsna
tks hosE.

A L Antisdel. ioFmerly oonasses With
the olo Ratib0n Hauss usaaE IA falaess
management has taaea tne rssloneibls
position oi AeAl olers al fi4nk's Grand
Holsl. 81 the Island o. Ascsinsc xbs1e az
smiles bensnly OF tie saes.s ana os.is
front viii tae same giEos Is 6. yoie.
Nriuat 10 irsend ia 4lis als, hs
thus refers - the resoe asl re-
sorter' Ay stay here hes only been 81
lev AL duration bal i al - la4cl AZ cd
seiIleg noe - the ausks savage $40 exs
ci4hnEd1 tls if4iis al ll1 Aanflug ana lran-
ping eape-itoH Ter lhs gold sld
silver oi ise ifninorlsi 3etn J@c1t Astai
ana 7 wealthy e.rfaf.asfs. lltte -
30 ate Wlunf ~ n,u isiaaU. iit tesa.lts
AID ~ saffolu1iaes fol ls.sis Aasa taae
~ pr.l lises. lilt pens oi tas hsro4rs ffltss
ioT tnt prs4 have termea wifN a8aiFaa..a
lar "a lofel ness aac eulde laoss tsil oi its
hisiofs. ht stiil. uiUsl c0Hiszs l.lat i.oot.
wfi.er and aide book aass e4I ltsF is-
I1ciel iis A1Vslsaft. sua - tutf late
iaiiea. Nay Irhoai4 al temp if
III Is ui teople that weui4 Wl.n End
when ! sss people J 40 nsl desire a. cane
ane uis srii a. ths s.-aai Fea..fat- 0i 80
Island. bni nsiesd VIII aea| elts isst Tsst
army OF .ol rlss NAo sad asre Asrn4I "a
fei age, wltl au aaauinDet I'd l,si sI.. 4l
snol. DefI ot rfsnf kaH'a, ,llrlH
Chicago. Indianapolis Ano utt
ard Western caes have cauir hal.f 81. .s
tT4us.eui FIpl al-.n of tlr i.Il aHf
person pos sse4 tas ersin Hi lf
biologist .ocA BE Waail fHH .a.
iereei 30 " tltc auoul-tTUf q
the caarseihr oi those v.. .le
cares al tutin aad faf sa
faf so. .i rs l..r b. .... u.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
SEVEN PERSONS MuROEREO.
A Horrible Tragedy Committed Nes
Macon. ceorcfa,

n hOEETFFIF EEfF Nf-lN ii INfFTF -FT4I
Macon, Georgia.
MAcoT. Ga, Aug. G.-Information hes
just been received OF most horrible ira
gedv. occurring here iazt nisht, sbou.
twelve miles from here. in this county
The report says: Capt Richard Mooifslk
veli-known farmer. las VIE ani foul
children. and Mrs West. au1t OF Mrs
Woolislk, were foEnG mGsJered in ths
house tais morning. having been knocked
IN TIE head and their thros. cut. Iom. g.
WoolfalE, son Of Capt. Voolfolk By hi.
first wife, is suspected OF tie clime aud was
erresied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

LcsD0y. Ang. 6.-Aiss cass the young
woman wbo wss arrested il Regent sfrzs,
s3ne time ago. b. Policeman Ead'oota
sn8 whose cess attracted great sfteuii0a.
has detsTsn .1ses 70 pfosecsie the policemen
f9f per- rrF. sae claims peTi7rT ~as con-
Tn. 'lsd Z eTi1g tee po'ics ie4Eiry into fpr
srrest 1ne hesrinz - Nis Case in fha
acton Against Endioott vii Aegin Mon8sv
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

sAx FssvcTsc5. Aoz. s.-Wiilism v
Gibson. 5puossd Prime Hsristsr Of the
Hsws'iaa kingdom. vho Vas tried oo re
chsr-sx 81 robaiaz ths p1h< treasury. so1
uho sscApsd from the Isaa7s sfse- hs so-
oaiftal a~ri~e5 here from Hgno.Gia on The
h-.c Iohr ID $500. tale raor-.ra
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
A csAsH OF TRAINS
slrs.-u cH-s CgspplefsIv Destroyed Nsxs
E0trr. ert

N1-ar. Ont. Aue s.--Sirtsen frsiRhi
es~s sns eaudUefsr's ~rn containfos Cen.
saesor Kesbs. q HAN iitou, 20 if,oss ~
the 1egr grzls ct Northern sBd Nor p
~sess- rslvsT ussT bfre sssf evening src
r1rrinx Ie~u fg8r uEie~ grrrst irsg ~
EDDIE ~ Cenadien Fscfc cxfts trsi8
rhi-1 was crossing the track = tbst poirt
Ts~rs CsrsS ~ paci6c zss5 ~ rfesn fsertn
sru s-a NoTf+ ~ssteru csrE ws-s covr fsisesi~
ses.rsved fion6Dc.ev Hc(sos vfs - ared
fkts8y. A nnznssr of csttlt wee Eie1 n
TIE zacasat
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

P1gsau RG. Aug. 6.--The mercury drop
pei - e. degrees al O'clock this morning
which was "a degrees cooler than ves'er-
days maximum temperature. At o'c.ock
this Afternoon The thermometer registered
s9fsgres wi.5 s dsiirhffu, bfesze bio Wing.
i've fatal cases of ssnstroke were reported
at tae C0-oneTs Office up 70 noon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

PAKrs Aaz 6.-N Nag e7s-or - TIE
Ts~ur-est. fooeht daei VIA Y. Rei1ack
ef fhe R<r,fsgSrs,s Freacaiss TIE wssgsn.
used we're s~ords Reizsca ~ss vour 81
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07
DR.. ST. JoHNs AccomPLlc..
Carried Lotto Court at Chicago from SicI
Efd

BtN.
CHICAGO, Aug. 6-Leyi Dell OF the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons said 10 be
implicated With DR.. ST. John IN the escspe
of McGarigle, was brought into court this
morning from a sick bed. Dell said be
was Yet very i'll but wanted 10 have the
thing over with. The case wss continued
until September at the States request,
Dell being released on b@ii OF So, ,090. II IS
ssid four men were concerned in planning
and aiding the escape aud that two beside
s.. John and Dell will be arrested in few
daVs
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

LoxDox. Ace. s.--0ns bzzsdrsd S8d 81
eovsrnnssf-ssd~< ~ sszzzz 49, Is fk,s
steamer Lake vss~sr-r
for konerezi teS1zF.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

have said before that there Is very
Democratic spirit extent among the habit
res of The Arlington and JET occassioniy
tbs ladies' are r0bsd in way that would
do credit TO the sea shore resorts. No
reference is here made to he bathing suits
seen en- the beach AZ Ocea- OF course
thsrs are nambsrless Grand Rapids people
a. Fsfosksy bat many Of Tie most pT0mi-
nsut guests are from southern critics. Some
very smart gowns are seen a. The Tuesday
Thursday and Saturday hops % the Annex.
Young usu who srs clssssi in the cate
cory of "sus,soubls" should stay away
from The Arlington Tor the vast majority
~ the most charming women seen there
ara young married ladies' and the sort cf
spooning that goes beyond firtaUoa is ont
cf TIE question. "A 10 Irritation that IS
prohibited by tie laws and ordinances OF
The village. and e is expected ihst Msna-
ges HAYES s in league with TIE village
authorities to enforce this particular pro-
visicn.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Down st Bar Vse~ tne Casutsaousus srs
having = giorisus eaae. q wbich rag r.sa-
lsr correspondent kesps yoa vel postei.
M. Ia Nale, Of Grand Rspsds. Is wsn-
nfzg zss5sz ssinions sov her vocal Efforts at
the Assenhlles-
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Amonx the most prominent Of the bellies
- rne Arlington. IS Mrs Harry Brown nss
Ella shaw. She wears some of the prettisss
sn5 most 5switching costumes and seems
70 have 81 endless number. Tie lady
soinstimes sppesrs a. breakfast in white
Irish point At dinner IN = robe of red s1d
later in the evening IN q gorgeous toilet os
brocssed sann. Nrs. Brown is sui9. ~
LIE Al The Arlington. vita her husband
and her father AMI mother Mr. and drs
John Z. shaw. Of crard Rsp'ds Nrs. 57ha
&. Fiiz ssraid sud csgehlsr Bslie Of the
VsEsv City. are Vel known guests Fhe
bride are whispering that Mss Belle VII
continue e. bars some connection win tle
lax when she becoues bride. hut the biris
ars -ffen a. 1sr from tas truth ss news
uarer correspondents those who write for
ether rsuars are meanta However. ere
81 eur brightest r0nrr sttornevs could give
ecrrsst information en- the su1jscl sn hs
v~uA
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

r<rfs sor. wee fr
Fnts- &c c-snf Essiae Tnssrres a. fiege
sad 90 fsse tuition unt1 6sesers.ssl T 81.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Thrc7gh ere tng corridors sns
scrnss fhs hrssre -csaa AS of he Ar's
ssn So nom snd ao-irg the hours fsr sap
per ring meicdions selections f0m Tire
R.scx Hurzaf fruifle sns sH the
latest orevss Professor vsll lsrsssie iilIle
orchestra oi ave rsstss nicst seszhtfal MI
sie Thesre arr les. s.s and BOWS and bellies
an5 ael here. eut Professor Forces ssv =.
perhaps. the nest artistic ard eufsvabis 81
sI Prsfessnr Nel'erstsin IS zrest fsvar-
ts and must tell van itt.s story shout
hizn right hers. Il hsTEsne,i Fri6ev morn
ins. Tie Professor. - = ois habit. bad
r--n earlv AID walked 1own . lhs heaeh
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Tie f,Iioving 81 fhs staudinf ~ ffs
J.esras u5s ~ io an6 iDeluainE ~ esrass
-f --ref.rrar
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07


While TIE pioGs and ph.lanthropical
quests A. Bay View are praying and sing
i1g psalms and debating as 20 toe best
methods OF saviag or educating the world.
the Arlingronisns are camping about with
rausic and mirth. trying TO cave their pc
dros or WAGERING cent that they have
larger hands than somebody else who hap
pens 20 be sitting az the same table. Isn't
4 strange that one woman VIII. under GER.
tain conditions. WAGER that sac has q larger
hand than some other woman? Mark. /
90 not wish % be understood that the Ar
Engtoa has nythinE OF Monaco or Monte
Car 450ut it but il does strike me that the
grsss there were a worldly set bent on
really enjoying the pleasure which is to be
gotten out OF Summer vacation. Bay
View Is separated from the Arlington by q
nile of railway track. and singular as II
nay seem the pious folk 81 Bay View are
obliged 20 look up to the devotses Of pleas
urs.-Pstosksy IS siKty-6ye feet higher than
BAY View.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

Tbz sstszasg aosalas he Jordsn Riv.r
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

TIE eng.ns apparently nblivioas u the fact
that : forty six ten engias Was gushlng
down UDoa him just - the Gov cskcheE
was preparing % In hin he turned aud,
casting . scor1faI glance Al the engineer
walked On up toward tie residence 0f IL
.. Ross. The Major i high-bEsd Pug.
Telegram-herald., 1887-08-07

There Is a gay crowd az The Arlington.
typical watering piace crowd with a de-
ightfai. Independent. go As please air
about them all thar makes everybody good
natured and happy CGnditly l do not
kaow a better managed hotel anywhere.
Certainly 10 resort hotel in the West can
~ claim 70 80 good = table and 30 COM
Ilete and satisfactory a service. This is
one Of the reasons Nhy TIE Arlington con
tinues % draw immense crowds TO the
pretty little city on Little Traverse Bay.
Society people 90 70 Psloskey because The
Arlington = there. On The night OF the 4th
o. August year ego nine,y-seven persoas
we're lodged IN tho house; Thursday night
tasrs we're just two hundred and fifteen
PERSONS slowed away in Manager Jimmy
Hayes hospitabie hostelry.